Multis feel more like a house and you have one person living with you (or 2 or 3 depending on duplex, trip, or quad), whereas an apartment complex has more amenities, but people sharing walls everywhere.

Flat white for the trim and navajo white from Sherwin Williams for the walls.

Just be a fly on the wall.

Did not need to replace entire floors, just needed to replace from the nearest wall to that floor with a good contractor.

Typically will cost 2 months of rent for prep as often holes in walls, bedroom doors kicked in, blinds ruined, any appliances will be near-ruined, etc.

There are a lot of things buyers would nick and pick on from what I've seen. 1 the flooring, especially one of the bathrooms, what is that board on the wall behind the door?

Gorbachev "Tear that wall down!"

The difference between a condo/townhome is how is owned - condo you only own from the walls inside the HOA owns the remaining property including the grounds-driveways etc... - townhome you will own ( in your case ) 50% of the roof/siding/driveway/yard etc...

It totally reminds me of this one time this guy found 873K and a rusty glock in the kitchen walls of a house he bought at auction.Some guys have all the luck, I guess.

It's either behind the walls or in the sewer pipes.